Nahkatehtaankatu 2

This 548 m² office is located on the 2nd floor of the property. The space includes rooms of various sizes, a private kitchen and WCs. The premises can be combined with a 1,248 m² space on the third floor, resulting in a total lettable area of 1,796 m².

Nahkatehtaankatu 2 is a red-brick former leather factory building located in Myllytulli, Oulu. The original structure was completed in 1907, designed by architect Karl Sandelin for Åström’s leather factory, once one of the largest in Northern Europe in its sector and employing approximately 1,500 people in the 1910s. Architect Birger Federley expanded the building with a third floor in 1922. Factory operations ceased in the 1970s, after which the property underwent extensive renovation from 1996 to 2002 for educational and office use. Today, the building houses flexible, adaptable office spaces for numerous companies from various industries, respecting the industrial heritage atmosphere.

The property has its own lunch restaurant as well as cleaning, premises management, and office services. City centre amenities are nearby.

Parking spaces available for rent in the property's yard. Excellent public transport connections due to central location. Train station approximately 1.1 km and airport about 17.5 km away.